InlineIssuanceEntry
public abstract class InlineIssuanceEntry
MdocInlineIssuanceEntry |
An entry offering the user an opportunity to add a digital credential to your holder / wallet application during the presentation moment. |
SdJwtInlineIssuanceEntry |
An entry offering the user an opportunity to add a digital credential to your holder / wallet application during the presentation moment. |
An entry offering the user an opportunity to add a digital credential to your holder / wallet application during the presentation moment.
This serves as a fallback or alternative to a real digital credential that can be presented. When the verifier application requests for a digital credential presentation, it is possible that the user has not officially add their corresponding digital credential(s) to their holder application yet. The InlineIssuanceEntry allows the holder application to add the credentials on the fly and then immediately return them, allowing the request, as well as the future requests, to still succeed.
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Summary
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public final class InlineIssuanceEntry.InlineIssuanceDisplayPropertiesThe display metadata associated with a |
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final @NonNull InlineIssuanceEntry.InlineIssuanceDisplayProperties |
the display properties associated with the given entry |
final @NonNull String |
getId()the provider unique identifier of this credential entry, which can be used to identify the exact credential that the user has chosen; it is recommended that you generate this |
Public constructors
InlineIssuanceEntry
public InlineIssuanceEntry(
@NonNull String id,
@NonNull InlineIssuanceEntry.InlineIssuanceDisplayProperties display
)
Public methods
getDisplay
public final @NonNull InlineIssuanceEntry.InlineIssuanceDisplayProperties getDisplay()
the display properties associated with the given entry
getId
public final @NonNull String getId()
the provider unique identifier of this credential entry, which can be used to identify the exact credential that the user has chosen; it is recommended that you generate this id with enough entropy that it cannot be guessed by a third party, e.g. through encrypting this id or randomizing it.